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Rangers id Mexicans '
In a Bloody Battle
Situation Is Grave r
Bushing Tro
' Seer.
i lovemor Is
the
- 5BOWNSTILLI
i?A detachment oi
en-;oote to Bio Gr
vestigate the assa--:
Welch Monday w..
bod]Tbi.anned 3k
a bloody fight re;;:
One Mexican
many mounded.
Governor Lai.
troops to thfc see .
is regarded critic.
More fighting
the troops arrive,
are aroused over '
their voting in the
*sov. 3
is rangers
ity to in
.i of Judge
? ked by a
today and
lied and
rushing
situation
ted before
? Mexicans
position to
t election.
(ByAssocv:
LABEDO> Tev.
Texas;rangers wr>>
night by armed ii
Fordyce and It;>
Four Mexicans v
fight that follow
ed and two captir
'suffesed'no casn;. '
train is taking r
ManZan relieves i n -
ausedbv those bin :,
ng and protruiii."..'
wit up in coll.ifi
vraj that it cs-i
be treble oric"
to pain
tot^e and if yon
Jour money will
our free offer. >
! i'ress.)
Vovf 9?The
ubushed last
:ins between
i: .-.Hide City.
.- i 1 led in the
was wound
Tile rangers
A special
? v> the scene.
ntly the pain
?ling, itcb
? s. It is
. "-s in such
?lied where
- stopping
Try one
t relieved,
led. Try
G. Bland.
y
yi? A
XORFGLK.\
dent Hoorf-voi! i
Loui?i;ui:i boui!
Panama which
tlironprh flic c
G :40 tliis mornir..
was followed l'.v '?
c-rs Te"ttpc?so
wliich vs-fll .convoy
the WutlM>rn trip.
- Tlx? transfer
Presidential:- part .
peake"*Bjiy from
'flower-to the Loin
special incident,
sea toihiv is charm
ss.) !
!V?Presi
battleship
isthmus of
ul?to, scil
?rgiflia at i
Lnuisum.'
?red era is- j
v nsliinsrtpn.
tileshrp on
'it of the
?per Chesa
K-hi May
was without
weathfer at
A cold taken at t!;l- tin*of the
veaT-is generally han
but it'will not be a'>!
Bee's Laxative Honey
will cnre * all cold?,
whooping congh. etc. ^
them out through the bowei*. if
you have a cold, try it and if not
cored you get your money back. J*o
opiates. Sold by F. 0. Bland.
.. > get ri'd o.
;o withstand
md Tar. That
? :ghs, croup,
hv. driving
?
Pottery Afire.
(By Associate.: Press.)
COLUMBUS. 0.. V'TV- 9?The
Columbus Pottery (-..mpanys plant
........ ascland was damaged
by fire to
day.
"highly
est I'm ??!' S50,000 to
cleans.- wounds, is
c. tin equaled for
r ?7 1 r* ?;j
cracked hands. Good ;\.r cuts. ?ola
by F. G- Bland.
r~ Stomach Makes
Bad Blood.
?on can not make e-.veet butter In
. ? nhtim T . - ?. im *rh sftn
foul unclean chum. T'.L
cm z churn in which t? ? a
'tisnsg^
foul the result mil
liver ami bad. impure b;.
The ingredients :
Jledical Discovert are
serve to correct and ?
rangements. It L<m.
dropof alcohol In it-- ?
jEtfly pure. triplet!..- i
used InsttoS
alcohol. >owthl< jjl;
ratable medicine, in-; -
ons Vgent Hk? alcohol. ?
cure?i' weak stowscli.
' various forms of indip
KUincwood, M. u- ?
College, Chicago. ?ys
?In djspwxi* , "'n \
' . ? ? It lSOtlo.pf
DO?*1 . ^ ? .vf tiii.
3gS?S?UE<''
fffi4SSeffi.-ic.Hpn: -
Se.-asffl'sr
tor^d^ewtoryfunc::
*\Vh? combined. ln>
tt?is.witb tiol'len N-:?.
Black Cherry bark, Qu~
llwand totostinal dlsor
TThcso several
*e WjSS
rases of such froin-nt ti
:*rw uub k', s ??* ? 1
stomach serves
.? -..ite. worlc up
.,-i it Is being
sluggMi an?
irpid. sluggish
?rce's Golden
such as best
? all such de
tp without a
?;fion: chetn
.?erine bete
i!y employed
is of itst-lf a
,.f a <Meten
??ctally in the
?.?psiaand the
. rruf.Kinl'-v
?.im Medical
>.\<-ellent pnr
???.t manufact
ilriic In ?ts
? -*hJ stomach*:
or ralmrripal
?n of ?.H>nMU*b'?
. G|yc?lm
- tlirart burn)
i 1 UuMsful iu
~p?clfttljr th*
t :il)i forms
:iC llif secre
r '.lie intestinal
right propor
?. Moue root,
root, Biood
?ip. extracts of
..Ion Medical
duuht of its
nil stomachy
- andderance
???lients have
in ail such
,,r soctl eimnrni. n ? al leaders as
S Bartbolo*. >L b. ? ..-rrerwo Med
1 r"r !,?b*rtA. Hi?
?! I) ?( Medtoid ticyarti I iilrtrslty of
L' Laurencc JipUi: ? 1. p.. Medical
i>?V,.rpment. CnlTfrsit.v .>f N- v York: Prot
FdStoSna?>-M- " ? IIa!l ?? "fd.KV
and i-rJf. John ^"'C- ?? " ?
?n.,ri?n I>SSKS&.
?UK.nr tb? leanin*lBm.. -
a medlcl
a iilior* oi th?
? "n* of othera
-i! of our land,
; ?- c virtues of
ot Which have
WJUt ruuur-p T::cnt?
cured hy Lx,ct?r Plerort
m. Om *r tor* a 4eM.
Bif DIED OF
" BRUIN TBOiBLE.
Tlie infant ba'py of Mr. and Mr?.
Robert McLaughlin, of * North
stmt. West Em, who was found
dead in bed Thursday morning, -was
not crashed to death by its parents
in ? as v.-a? stated yesterday.
Brain trouble'was the caii?e of the
little one's death, according to the
statement of Dr. T. M. Hood, the
attending physician, who says that
he diil not give his opinion that the
bafyr was crushed to death accident
ally by it? parent#
The blue marks' on the child's
body wore undoubtedly the result of
the child lying on that side, caus
ing the blood to settle near the sur
face of the flesh which is usual
in^se of death. -This gave ground
for the theory that the baby was
crashed to death.
The bodv of the child was-taken
to Pennshoro Friday morning for
burial. Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin
hare the deep sympathy of their
friends in their bereavement and it
i is unfortunate the theory that the
baby ,,was crashed o death in bed
should have been entertained. The
loss of their child, to wlt^h they
were very much attached, is enough
to weigh" their minds without the
thooght that it had been accidentally
crashed to death. The parents have
h I.-:rge number of friends in the
community who express heartfelt
condolence >>vcr the child's death
and also regret the wrong impres
sion- abou: the cause of the baby's
j 'lentil. 1 ^
_
I Tt 5? a well known medical fact,
j hat pine resia is most/effective in
the treatment of diseases of the
bladder and kidneys. SufT?rers from
?Jickatite and other troi>:j|-- due :?
aulry action of the kidneys tfnd re
ieJ' in the use of Pine-ule
uv- ,!?> > treatment. S.Jd b\
F S" Bland. '
Blood Hounds After Burglars.
if. C. Morrison's bloodljounds
from Moundsvi'.le were used :tt En
terprise late Thursday afternoon in
an effort to locate and capture burg
lar? o^f Dr. Nutter's drug store titer.'
some time Wednesday night, but
they were unsuccessful in locating
them.
The burglars entered the store
and secured quite a lot of whiskey
and other drugs. The/thieves' en
ter ! the store by climbing through
the transom over the door. These
: wre at least two of them and pro'o
! ahlv more. The authorities, feel
| sure that the crime was committed
! by some of the residents of the town.
I Dr. Nutter sent to J[(>undsvilk
.for the famous bloodhounds of C'ol-.
Bill Morrison and they arrived at j
Enterprise in charge of Col. ^Mor
Xki?n just after noon Thusdav. The
do$s were given the seeiit front- the
transom and followed the trail for
several h'mrs about the streets of
the town.
From the actions of the dogs it
seems clear that the men who robbed
the store arc residents of the town.
Col. 'Morrison is sure the men are
I stil! in tiic town and feels that he
could have captured them had lie not
been compelled to "ive up the chase
because of his extreme weariness
and because of the fact that he had
no one to take charge of the dogs.
At no time were the dogs at a loss
as to the trail and when Col. Mor
risrin at last took them from -the
frail thev were still following it
unhesitatingly.
Finishes Contract.
The }V riru-on Company has pat
the finishing touches on their sce
1 tinn of the traction line and the!
j trucks, carts and other parapher
nalia used in (he construction of the
road are being stored away ai
?Sliinjpston. Tin- laborers who were
engaged on the jol> have l)een trans
fered tovSomerville. Pa., where this
company is building a 15-mne
'stretch of track. The section eom
11'luted by the Ferguson company ex
tends from the mouth of Bingamon
in Jf.utlsby'
^ A New Paper.
The Lrimberport Independent is
the name of a new papq: soon ? to
make its appearance in Lumberjvrt.
ft. ('. Walker, a practical newspa-.
I per man and formerly publisher of
the Smithfiehl Derrick, is at the
helm. Mr. Walker is getting his
plant in shape and the first issue of
the Independent will appear at,an
early date.
Are you troubled with piles ? One
application of JlanZan will give yon
immediate relief. Sold by F. G.
Bland.
*
Mrs. Kllen Smith returned today
from a week's visit in Fairmont
Lafayette Blake, of 3ft. Clare,
spent Saturday afternoon in thc-citr
on business.
* Tlii ora
3fany rumors bare been afloat rs
garding tbe gas situation si 3Ior
gantown, statements being made
that tbc gas companies shut off the
supply at all the glass factories,
throwing the men out of work and
causing tbe firms considerable loss.
The reports hare been,greatly exag
gerated.
The roraor aros<* owing to tbe
fact that the gas companies ?have
been supplying the Jlonianiown
<r!as> plants Kith fuel at a low rate
and on the approach of cold weth
er tbe pcessnre naturally went down
to some extent, and this was prob
| ably seized as a pretext by the gas
people in the endeavor to get a high
er rate per thousand fuet from the
glass? men. Of course it is more
profitable for the gas people to sup
ply private consumers, and when f
shortage takes place they usually at
tempt to look oat for number, one
Iir the Morgantown case it is said
there is plenty of gas in the dis
trict, the shortage having been ^ca us
ed by the gas company failing to
connect certain of their wells to the
line.
The W. B. Jones window glass
plant did not lose any time ^neither
did either of the flint glass plants,
bat it is said tbe Manila window
factory lost a few blowings owing to
the fact that ihe plant is located at
the end of the gas line. However,
the trouble has been satisfactorily
yul justed and no further loss of time
is anticipated. The Manila and
Jones plants have thus far made an
excellent' run.
BOER REBELS
ARE SUBDUED
A
(Bv Associated Press.)
CAPE "TOWN. C. V.. Nov. 10?
| A conflict occurred between a ntim
' iter of Boers recent fy^cm ployed in
U-rns in Sootbwo-stSsn Africa and a
detachment of'the Cape police to
day. The Boftrs entered the north
western part of Cape Colony and en
deavored to. start a rebellion. The
? police were instructed to suppress
the movement.
The lvx>rs were led by a mm
named Fem-ira, who compelled the
farmers neir Zwart plodder, which
is about miles fro n:{he frontier,
to join his forces, asserting that an
uprising in the Transvaal was im
minent.
lALL IS WELL
WITHJEDDY
(Bv Associated Press.1). ,
NORFOLK- Va.. Xov. j'o?'Tiie
wireless telegraph suit ion at* Cape
Flearv at 9ox-leek this morning was
in. i?>tich with the baftlesMip X-oui?
iana beasag President Bodsevelt.
The operator on the Louisiana re
ported "Xotlyng doing/' ?. Mean
while all ps well, and that Roose
velt had no message io send at that
time. The operator did not give
the exact location of the Louisiana.
)
Strung Up Negro Man.
. MOULTRIE. Ga., Xov. 9?Jet
Ilicks. s negro, was lynched last
night at Sale City, for the murder
of JcLn Akridge. Hicks was ar
rested yesterday at Vienna and
brought here by the sheriff of Dooley
county.
Threats of lynching becoming
current Governor Terrell was noti
fied and the local miliiia company
ordered to protect the negro. Mean
while officers spirited the negro
away towards Sale City but after
starting thither information came
from'Sale City that a mob was gath
ering there to intercept him.
The militia company departed
last night for Sale City but arriv
ed too late.
The^guardhouse in- which ? the
negro was placed on his arrival
there was stormed by a mob which
took the prisoner outfand lynched
hire.
Hick's wife and another negro
were shot to death near Pelham by
unknown persons. v
Admitted to Home v
The Bev. William II. Long, pas
tor of the local Christian churdh,
has been notified by the board of
trustees of the Christian church
home at Jacksonville, 111- of "the
admission of Mrs. Mary Ellen Dix
to Xna? institution. Mr. Long will
accompany her to the home some
time next week. It will be remem
bered money was raised by public
subscription to send her to the in
stitution. She is a very estimable
lady and many Clarksburgers hope
she wilj/fiid the home one of com
fort ami pleasure and that her de
clining days .may be happy ones to
her.
Mrs. Fred Picket^ of Clark
street, returned last night from a
visit in Oil City.
The Misses Baker arrived here to
day from Huntington.
The liorsf- hitched to Howard
Davisson'? Gttsoelli (lain- wusonV
'came frightened at a well ringing
machine out near Grassel'.i Satur
day morning ants ran off and before
th?-v -riop|)C*u a briber of Gar JIus
ser. the school tesc -/r. was hurt and
Jfre driver of milk wagon
sfij;hily injure#!.
The frighten.-? animals collided
vritj another vol le and both were*
ct>n?iih-rab]v iJai i.ii'-'d. Two of the!
Worses ran west .-?in.1, into Clarks- ]
(rar*r. Tnc ruiik vagou was tnrned ;
lover and the w-;_ n and milk cans j
damaged.
Oire of tlio !:
south sidewalk
knocked down a
Guv Musser.
Uv ran down the;
Main street and
unger brother of
who with the latter
was walking westward, in front of
the ^residence of John Ruhl. at the
corner of Clay s; reet Musser was
thrown against the fence and sus
tained a painful cut in the forehearl
a^d several bru but he was not
seriously hurt. !!?? was taken into
Mr. Kuhl's hous.> and a doctor at
tended him. St-voral others were
walking along: tin- sidewalk and nar
rmrlv escaped'b< ;ng run over by the
hunninjs ^horse>. All heard the
horse approaching ^ut- thought rt
was in the stre- instead of on the
sidewalk and h< <re they realized it
the animal was upon them. A
timelv ye! 1 bv 'luy Musser saved
three or four ot r pedestrian? "run
bein? run over the horse.
HPS 1 SEtiT
TOR
I'll
<?,v Associated ?ress=.>
Oklahoma (pry. x?v. 10?
ivjr Companies of the T-veaty
ixt>! Jr. fan try -iartcd for -?rt
- ck'ta.. fn>ni San Antonio
iVr' night/to prevent possiU* trou
K when the negio troops w^tw
"wi-ntv-Fifth Infantry are formal
V dismissed^ as ordered by ?res**
ent Rosevelt. as the resuft of riot
disturbances in Rrownsnile.
;ex \,jnr r.\. The date of their
iclutil dismissal if aot known here.
il
OF TOW SOCIETY
The annual meeting of tlic \\. F.
\V T 0. Societv of Gok 31..
church will be held in the lecture
room of the church Tuesday after
noon. Xov. 13. This will be a meet
ing of- great importance to the new
church enterprise. Following thf^
business session a social time will >e
enjoved and all can talk over the
work of this excellent societv in a
verv informal way- Let evefy wo
man of the congregation be sure to
?jo. All women of the congregation
who have, or are willing to make nn
offering to tljis society.-gre mem
bers. The -women of the church are
earnestly requested to attend mis
meeting.
- %
Harry Thaw Uncertain
XEW YORK. Nov. lO^vWiOiont
a settled plan of defense, Harry
Thaw aVaits his trial next month
for the killing of Stanford White,
with dread. Thaw has lost all the
cherry, complacent manner, which
he showed in the earlier days of his
incarceration. The young million
aire mnrdercr is undecided wh
shall pleadihis case, now that man>
famous lawyers have declined.
Warned by his experience. Judge
Olcott. Thaw's first counsel, feeveral
law firm?, have declined to accept a
retainer, except in tho most ex
plicit terms. . . . ,
Thaw is still of the opinion that
he should be tried as an avenger of
his wife's betrayal. He raves at the |
idea of an insanity defense.
Baby Bnrried. v
The body of the infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Kidd, of
West Baltimore street, was buried in
the I. 0. O. F. cemetery Thursday
afternoon at T o clock.
/ ?????
Miner Killed.
Death came suddenly to John
Urah at the Anderson mine Thurs
day. A fall of slate was the causo.
having caught * the victim before !??-*
could escape. . .
XJrali was a Polish miner, lie
was engaged in drawing pj'.'.irs
tfhen the accident happened.
,T. L. Cunningham has rcturpec
to Wheeling, where he has a lucra
tive position. .
T. L. Hawkins, of Mannrngton, is
a business visitor, in the city.
a Friend?\
Then tell him about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Tell him
how it cured your hard cough.
Tell him why you always keep
it in the house. Tell him to
ask his doctor about it. Doc
tors use a great deal of it for
throat and luag troubles.
TJ?eb??t kind of * testimonial?
"Sold lor over ?ixty years."
A"*
sqy
. ~nihtre
J SARSAPAKUjL
PILLS.
'JIA1R VIOOE.
h*re ao ?reret*! V."e publi?h
fomnia* of all otlr xaedieiae*.
yers
One of Ayer's .Pills at boOtimo Will
hasten recovery. Gently laxative.
FOR COURT
The gTan.1 jurtrs drawn for the
next term of circnit court.^besin
nng Dec. 11. are a? follows:
L. J. Rowand,.Thomas Bu=sey, A.
B. Baitlett. X. A. JlcWhorter. Xoaii
Williams. O. M. Swiger, R. G. Rob
inson, Luke Murray, Lee D. Tlolden.
George Camp. Robert 6. Davisson,
A! fre?l T. Williams. R. M. Roger-.
Stephen Lowther, Wirt Wilson and
A. I). Law son.
Thc,petit jurors drawri^and to re
port Friday, the fourth day of the
i^rm. arc as foM<j*s :
William -Tams. William Xuttor.
-,T. J). Owens. A. D. Lewis, T. ;
Gitrord. E. K. Law-on, T. l'ranct- |
Kemper. Fred A. Wagner. B. G. |
Tcter. Henrv Jirmes. Charles K^esy. j
i',. U Koon. Patrick Barrett.,
Thompson .Williams. E. L. Den
ni^on, .T.nnes A. Griffin George
IsenSMt, Flserius Davisson. "15cn-:
iiiroin Fultz. Michael Boyles. D. O.
Booth. Wiliara T. Bird. 0. F. Byl
ey. Anthony Lightner, F.nocSi \) niw. |
George B. "Coffman. Hvnrv Keller. I
.T. N~ Campbell. D. R- Martin, M
J. .larrcrt. William JF- Bet/Icy.
Wi'li.i mL. -3\.c\ts, II. A. G. t cj
nnh:. t. L. Ilensley, M. K. Biker, )
fT. v.'. ITumi'hrevs. Mark Kowe
,'ril, E. D. MeCarty, D. W. Clous- ,
^son, Sehon J. Tl'aJtiijran. L.
Davisson. Xoiley 5. Bates, B. F.
Anderson, -lames llardesty, Lloyd
Kennedy. Geoije Koon, W. 0. Kes
ter and J- 'B. Wlnteinnii.^
Deeds Recorded
Deeds LaveJ>een recorded >.s fol
lows: *?
C. D. WeHenSamer to A. u
Stonestreet, 1 lot, Salem
E. F. and Fannie D. Garrett to
X. L. Fitzhugh, 1 lot, Bridgeport.
J. E. Conley to J- C. Queen,
lot. Craigmoor- .
S. C. Denham to Okey Bland^ 1
lot. J. J- Denham addition, city.
. Fair Grounds Improvement Co.
"to Llovd F. Way, 1 lot, city
Perrv C. Williams to Charley b.
Smiley, 1 lot, Jackson sqqare. ,
Samuel B. and Meigs Jackson
Stiles, to same. 1 lot. same.
0. L Garrett to B- Brown *tout.
trustee, 1 lot, .Monticello addition.
Ada L. Murray to Charles " -
Murrav. 27 acres. Sardis district.
The Tenmile Land Company }?>
Edmund Keener, 1 lot. Eagle dis
trict. ; ?
Lnn N'orman to Virginia B.
Meredith. 27 acres. Grant district.
John W. Davis, special comrni^
sioncr for H- J - Burnsidc. to R.
Sommen-ille, 24 acres. Ln.on dis
tr!p L Lvndiand C. D. Elliott to
Samuel W. Sbrader, 24 acres of
coal. Coal district.
Same to same. 22 acres, o&coa.,
same district.
Same to same, IS acres of coal,
same district.
W. R. G- Hal! to Bertha Lam
bert, 1 lot. Wallace.
George WI Talkington to .Ton
Talkington, 113 acn'S. Sardis dis
trict _
Xortli Shinnston Improvement
& Development Co. to Perry A.
Heflin. 1 lot. Shinnston.
Adam D. Cookman to Amanda ??
Smith. 129 acres, Grant district.
Clarksburg" Industrial Co. to
Santo Pascuzzi..2 dots. city. '
West End Land Company to
Alexander S. Stonestreet, 4jots>
CltA. j. Smith to H. F. Burke, 1
lot.- city. /
Michael Boyles to French L
Yonng/158 acres, Elk district.
SamuerLewis ct als. to Lillie A.
v an Horn. 1 lot, Lost Creek.
Wright B. Carpenter to Hiram tT.
Lvneh, Jr.. 13S acres. Tenmile dis
trict. *
Joe Mazzvto Oaterino Trino. 1
lot. near Kelley Hill. city.
Millard F. Snider. special com
missioner for Park Coal Company,
io Roy Lavrson, 31ota, Cc^l district.
Colbra Erupts
TBIXIDAD, Jfov. 10-Mount
Culbra, 40 miles vest of Trinadad,
is reported fo be ift a state of
eruption. \
(By Associated Press.)
KAXSAS crrr. Mo.. Sot,
A lone masked robber boarded the
rear of a sleeper on the
combination Chicago &
Island California train
Slater and Glasgow,
midnight, robbed three passengers
in the sleeping car of $63j pallet
v'-'t.KH
iniimrninmiiniR ihimmmiuhiiiii
3. ft. DAVIS & 0
1
1
I
pppipu m
i. 310 & 312 Main Street.
* * '-rp ' < . -
I ClaLrksb\irg, West Vira'i]
Screen Doors and Windows, Leonard
CieaLnable* Refrigerators, Wetter Coolers ^
and Ovens Cold well Lawn Mowers, Law* :
Sprinklers and Rakes. Cotton and
W^ter Hose. Gra.ss Shears and Scj
Pa.ints, Oils and Varnishes, Fishing TscWe )
and Rods. >? V ^ .
E. R. DAVIS & CO.,
t 310-312 Main
- Clarksburg
MIHH
Patervt Medicines
' i " -.j" *
Hovisehold Articles and
Sickroom Necessities and
Fine Toilet Artie!
4!S3am
I
$
s
$
d
$
$
Our general stock of rirup slorfi iroods is very complete. JT<
surpasseil any where iti this part i.t the country.
? Wp try Co have on hami ati reliable, patent medicines. II i
<io not h?ve any 'me in stock we. wlU be glad to set it for you.
We givespecul attention to cut soppl- at Household AJti
flabher Goods of all kinds, such as Fountain Syringes. Atomii
Medicine Droppers. Hoi Water Eottles. Bufcler Sheeting,
everything used in the family and In the sick rtxm
Oorsnctof Tjilet Articles and fine Toilet Preparations
worth lo?;<imr into. matter what kind of perfira" Toilet 2Cc
tion, Halri.rTootc Brush, or other toilet article you may need, wi
can supply you.
We nave all the drugs and chemicals prescribed by pnyeici;
and are competent to compound any prescription. W? cse n
but the purest and best quality Of drags, and compound every ]
script ion exactly as written by the phvsician.
We await the pleas-ire of being YOOR drucjrlst.
Stone <8l
116 THird Street.
Clarkbburg, W. Va
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ROBERTS
w wo Doors East of
Post Office,
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Largest Lin ii he County*
11 SELL REAL ESTA
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House and lot on comer of Sycamore and Locust streets
5 Lot 58x118 ft-. 2 Two Storie Houses, 6 rooms each In
4* Piedmont addltfen, Adamston. 1 Lot, 2fo. 23, Point'
Q Comfort.- 172 acres of valuable land north of Ciarks
A bug. 3 lots. Carlisle Court; 1 lot, Main street, city;
_ is, Harmer-Dye additions lot, Piedmont Addlttom
J 81 jm. Davis & Pride addition, Adamston; 3 bosses a
V lots Adamston. Two lots, Pritohard"! adI-?ioa
A Point
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